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r LAKE NEWS EVE LEVES<iUE ' 885-4141 RONKUMPULA SERIOUSLY HURT IN AUTO MISHAP Ron Kumpula was reported to be in serious condition at McHenry hospital, following an accident last Friday night. He was a passenger in the back seat of a car, driven by a chum. The young man, reportedly, lost control of his vehicle during the inclement weather, on the Crystal Lake blacktop, near the high school under construction. X V/hen the car crashed, Ron was thrown through the back window, and travelled approximately 250 feet. It was reported that he was suffering from a brain concussion and was allowed no visitors or phone calls as of Monday. > His mother and father, Bea and Bill, have spent as much time as possible with their young lad. We are sincerely sorry to report this very sad news about such a fine young man. TWO YOUNG MEN TAKE BRIDES Two of our local young men took the big step recently when Jim Carroll took Rebecca Sue Dalby for his bride, Noy. 4 and Bill Brennan married Violet DeCicco last Saturday. Jim is the son of Mrs. and the late James Carroll, Sr., W. Orchard drive, and the former Miss Dalby is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Dalby, Richmond road, McHenry. Jim and Rebecca repeated their vows at 3 p.m. in the Community Methodist church, McHenry, with the Rev. Raymond L. White officiating. Miss Elizabeth Nett of Johnsburg served as maid of honor and the groom's brother, Tom Carroll, was best man. He is in the Navy and stationed at Great Lakes and was able to get a weekend pass, for the occasion. Ushers were Dennis Dalby, the bride's brother, Wonder Lake, and Robert Kroening, McHenry. A reception for 100 guests was held at 5 p.m. in the church parlors. j|The newly wedded pair are making their home in McHenry. The new Mrs. Carroll is a graduate of McHenry high school,^ Slass, of '63, and is employed McHenry. Mr. Carroll atnded McHenry schools and is jfinployed by Dee Concrete Accessories Co., McHenry. • For her wedding to Bill Brennan last Saturday, Violet DeCicco wore her mother's diamond ring, carried a new handkerchief, borrowed her motherin- law's diamond cross, and wore a blue garter for the something old, new, borrowed, and blue. Hie two exchanged vows at St. Patrick's Catholic church «t 3 p.m. Bill's parents are Dorie and Bill Brennan, W. West lane and the bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter DeCicco, Front street, McHenry. Hie groom's sister, Sandy Brennan, was maid of honor and best man was the bride's brother, William DeCicco. Other attendants were Emily Smith, Susan DeCicco, Jean Wetteland, Dennis Smith, Dave Smith, and John DeCicco. Terry Harth and Bill Huemann were ushers. About 200 guests gathered at the V.F.W. for the wedding reception. When they return from their wedding trip to Wisconsin, Violet and Bill will be making their home in McHenry. N SCHOOL REFERENDUM SCHEDULED FOR DEC. 16 Because of the student population growth, more money for schools is needed and a referendum to this effect will be held Saturday, Dec. 16. The polls will be open from noon until 7 p.m. Information is being distributed throughout the community and Mickey Murray and Dorothy Vick have the answers to how much money will be needed and how your tax dollars will be spent. They are requesting families to hold coffees in their home in order to acquaint more people with the situation. If you are available for this vital service, please call Mickey at 385-1064 or Dorothy at 385- 3421. The coffee hours are sipposed to be most informal with the least amount of work for the hostess. The women are hoping there will be a good response to their request. The coffees should be held between Nov. 27 and Dec. 8. BILL GLEESON HEADS FISH DERBY Bill Gleeson was named to head the Fish Derby commitee by Ron Godina, president of the Cullom-Knoll association. The annual event will be held Saturday and Sunday, February 17 and 18. The action took place at the meeting held Sunday, Nov. 12, at 3 p.m. in the beachhouse. While Ray Lary bowled high game of 202. Beverly Zilinskas rolled a 178 for high game for women and Nancy Piatt recorded high series with a 512. She also had a fine game of 177. Tom Olsen deserves honorable mention with a 495 series and ditto Loretta Fry with a 349 series. Terrific improvement. NATAL "DAZE" «N* MAT. MILESTONES Annie and Fred Matthesuis Returns from the recent dance were imcomplete so no report on it v/as forthcoming at this time. The next meeting will be held Sunday, Dec. 3, at 3 p.m. in the beachhouse. HALLOWEEN PRANKS CONTINUE Residents didn't complain when their property was decorated with bathroom tissue on Halloween night, but that time has come and gone and still the mischief occurs. It was appalling to see the litter which has been spread on Knollwood Drive and along Hickory drive, also. We hope that parents will admonish their children to cease and desist this messy action. It certainly does nothing to improve the appearance of these areas. HOSPITALIZED IN MCHENRY Harry Johnson entered McHenry hospital a week ago last Monday, and was still a patient at the beginning of the week. According to his wife, Irene, she transported him to the hospital and he was in a great deal of pain. He has been undergoing a series of tests to determine the cause of his discomfort. ( BEACHHOUSE CUSTODIAN NEEDED According to Ron Godina, an adult custodian for the beachhouse is desperately needed. When the other notices were printed, some of the young lads of the community responded. We think they are to be commended for offering their services, but the Cullom-Knoll feels this a job for an adult. Hie tasks are small and you will be reimbursed for the effort. If interested, please call Ron at 385-3280. MAXWELLS MOVE TO FLORIDA. Gerturde and Howard Maxwell , who have owned property here since 1943 and resided here permanently since 1947, pulled up stakes recently, and hied themselves to Hollywood, Florida. Mr. Maxwell retired last year, and the couple spent last winter in that area and simply fell in love with the locale. They purchased a home near Ann and Bob Zahn. Their daughter and husband, Gladys and Mike Wowczuk left the Thursday before the Maxwells' departure on Saturday. Gladys and Mike drove a trailer loaded with the senior couple's furniture and had everything in place when Gertrude and Howard arrived on Saturday afternoon! The Wowczuks spent just a couple of days in Florida before returning home. Speaking of the Wowczuks, we're sorry to hear that Mike's mother is seriously ill on the west'coast. He is expecting a call just any day and then he will fly to San Diego. LADIES OF THE LAKE , The women will hold their an* fnttal Christmas party on Thurs- Iday, Dec. 14, at the home of Carrie and Frank Kurth, beginning at 7:30 p.m. At the last meeting 1 of the Ladies of the Lake* Thursday, Nov. 9, the women voted to have refreshments the [early part of the evening, and < have the rest of the festivities later. There will also be a one dollar gift exchange. Gertrude Murphy was named to head the committee for the party and she will be assisted by Petey Schmidt, Mary Kantorski and Irene Johnson. Thanksgiving turkeys will be awarded this Sunday, at 3 p.m. In the beachhouse. Those who wish to attend, may. do so. During the social hour, last Thursday, Carrie Kurth, Ercell Lock, Mary Kantorski, Marge StkcKnick, Laura Slater, Elizabeth Fisher, Gertrude Murphy, and Sue Klabor captured the loot. THE WELCOME MAT IS SPREAD For Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Lingeman who purchased and have taken residence in the former Wowczuk home. Mike and Gladys are living in the Maxwell home. Dr. Lingeman is a dentist and has his practice in Palatine where the family hails from. They have three children, Joan--8, Steven--6, and Nancy ~4. We sincerely welcome them to the community. OOPS, WE GOOFED spurgeons NEW STORE HOURS Sunday 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM MON - FRI 9-9 SAT 9-6 Even If You've Never Played A Note In Your Life . . . In 60 Seconds You Can Play A CHORD ORGAN McHenry Market Place McHenry, 111 Phone 385-4100 The "Mercury" Electronic 12-Chord All- Deluxe Organ In just 60 seconds, without a single lesson, you can play full chords, melody... music! In no time St all, you'll use flute and oboe tabs, the swell pedal, the vibrato control! Solid state design for rich, reed organ tone. 37 treble keys, major and minor chord buttons, harmonic balance control and many more features! 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BOWLING Ken Ingersol was high series bowler last Friday with a 538 are in line for congrats on their twenty-second wedding anniversary, today, Nov. 17...Natal day congrats to Libby Pariso on Nov. 18 and to Pearl Pietsch, Nov. 19...Betty Murray and Willard Schultz share Nov. 20 for their natal day...Barbara Egerstaffer turns 21, Nada and Bill Klapperich will be married 8 years, and Dorothy and Stewart Lorch are wed 3 years, as Nov. 21....New groom Bill Brennan will be 19, Virginia Gibson is 6 and Laverne and Bob Kantorski are wed 6years, Nov. 23. Best wishes to you all. Hope your holiday was a joyous one and you didn't overeat. See you next week. lEGflL NOTICE January 1, 1968 is the claim date in the estate of Grace G. Frodln deceased, No. 67, P 250, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. Charles R. Bennett of 6157 N. Sheridan Rd., Chicago, 111. is the Executor; R.A. Stueben of 3918 W. Main St., McHenry, 111. is the attorney. (Pub. November 15,17,22,1967) NOVEMBER 17, 1967 - PLAIN DEALER - PG. 7 Icy Island Except for a thin strip around the shoreline, almost all of the Island of Greenland Is covered by a sheet of ice. At its highest point, this ice sheet is more than a mile thick. USE THE CLASSIFIED i •'j ."'""iM CORRECTION! The price of Hams in Wednesdays paper should have read \ Whole or half semi-boneless HAMS 79 A&P Food Store Be fVise Shop In McHenry -- Gate 6 -- McCullom Lake Road FRIDAY - SPECIAL 5:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Pos&i Fry .... 95c Fan Fried Fresh Lake Perch $1.75 Oe Salad Relish Tray Join The Fun -- Sing with bur Hammond Organ Fri. & Sat. nights from 9:00 p.m. Baarfiflsoiitito Bill kK®ws four things about engines "But don't give up the ship, mate. Those 4 things have stirred up a lot of excitement down in the engine room! They're the four Barracuda engines. With special cam, 4 barrels, dual breaker distributor and low restriction dual exhausts. Just ask about the Formula S performance package." 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